This paragliding site in Ukraine has a height of 27 meters and is rarely used. It is primarily suitable for soaring. The site record is 4.7 km, with a maximum distance of 39.5 km. For more information, you can check out these flight logs: - [Flight Log 1](https://www.paraglidingforum.com/leonardo/flight/1284186) - [Flight Log 2](https://www.paraglidingforum.com/leonardo/flight/1284197) - [Flight Log 3](https://www.paraglidingforum.com/leonardo/flight/1284194) Additional details can be found on the [Roksolany Flying Site](http://www.air.odessa.ua/pages/flying-sites/roksolany.html). The site is best suited for flights with a southwest wind.
View spotAt an elevation of 1319 meters, this paragliding site is not frequently used. However, it does offer the possibility for cross-country (XC) flights.
View spotThis paragliding site in the Lviv region of Ukraine has an elevation of 647 meters. It is occasionally used and offers opportunities for thermal soaring and some cross-country (XC) flights. The site record for distance is 11.0 km.
View spotAt an elevation of 1716 meters with a height difference of 1158 meters, this paragliding site is rarely used. It offers some opportunities for cross-country (XC) flights. For more details and flight logs, you can check out the following links: [Flight Log 1](http://www.paraglidingforum.com/leonardo/flight/231562) [Flight Log 2](http://www.paraglidingforum.com/leonardo/flight/237507)
View spotThis location has a take-off height of 18 meters. Unfortunately, there are no flight logs available for this site. For more details, you can visit ParaglidingEarth.
View spotAt an elevation of approximately 1613 meters, this site offers various takeoff options. The area is suitable for thermal soaring, providing opportunities for extended flights.
View spotThis paragliding site is located in Ukraine with a takeoff height of 660 meters. The site has limited information available and is not frequently used. Some cross-country (XC) flights are possible from this location. The site record for the longest flight is 40.0 km. For more details, you can check nearby flights and additional information.
View spotThis paragliding site is situated at an elevation of 1453 meters. It has a low popularity rating, indicating that it is rarely used by paragliders. There is only one recorded flight log available for this location, which you can view on the Paragliding Forum: [Flight Log](https://www.paraglidingforum.com/leonardo/flight/1709990).
View spotEgorovka is a lesser-known paragliding site with a height of 69 meters. Due to its low popularity, there are no flight logs available for this location. For more details, you can visit [Egorovka Paragliding Site](http://www.air.odessa.ua/pages/flying-sites/egorovka.html).
View spotPikuj, located in Ukraine, offers a paragliding site with a takeoff altitude of 1189 meters. This site is rarely used and is primarily known for thermal soaring. Pilots can expect small cross-country (XC) flights here. The site record is 6.3 kilometers.
View spotLocated in the Odessa district of Ukraine, Chervony Kut is a paragliding site that offers a unique flying experience. The takeoff area is situated on a slope oriented towards the north and northeast, making it suitable for flights in these wind directions. The site is approximately 120 km from Odessa, accessible via the Kyiv highway to the village of Stari Mayaky, then a right turn towards Chervony Kut. The slope has an elevation of around 70 meters, with some sections being quite steep. In front of the slope, you'll find fields with various crops, and behind it, more fields stretch out, free from power lines. A narrow, reed-filled river runs beneath the slope, adding to the scenic beauty of the location. This site is regularly used and offers the possibility for cross-country (XC) flights. The site record for distance is 66.2 km, making it a decent spot for those looking to improve their XC skills. For more detailed information, you can visit [Chervony Kut Paragliding Site](http://www.air.odessa.ua/pages/flying-sites/chervoniy-kut.html).
View spotDragobrat, located in Ukraine, offers a variety of takeoff options for paragliding enthusiasts. The site is known for its thermal flying conditions, which can provide an exhilarating experience for pilots. The highest recorded flight distance at this location is 59.6 km, showcasing its potential for long-distance flights. In the Carpathian region of Ukraine, another paragliding site has a record flight distance of 3.2 km. This area also offers opportunities for flights, although it may not be as popular or challenging as Dragobrat. For more information on paragliding in Ukraine, you can visit local paragliding clubs or forums.
View spotThis site is rarely used for paragliding. It offers limited soaring opportunities and is not a popular choice among paragliders.
View spotThis paragliding site in Ukraine, with an elevation of 1462 meters, is frequently used and offers excellent thermal soaring conditions. It is a good location for cross-country (XC) flights, with the site record being an impressive 141.7 km. For more details on flights near this point, you can explore additional resources or local paragliding communities.
View spotMangup, located near the villages of Zalesnoye and Hadzhi-Sala in Crimea, Ukraine, is an occasionally used paragliding site. The site is known for its historical significance as the former capital of the medieval principality Theodoro and is the largest of all Crimean cave cities. The area is incredibly scenic, nestled in the mountainous region of Crimea and protected from both southern and northern winds. Mangup is situated on the Baba-Dag plateau, which resembles a hand with four fingers. The city was historically located on the two right-hand "fingers," while the left-hand ones were used for pastures and artisan shops. The fortress was highly impregnable due to its strategic location, surrounded by cliffs and accessible only through three protected approaches. Coordinates: UTM UPS 36T 563975B 4937722C Wind Direction: South, with a preference for calm wind conditions. Height: 530 meters, with the rock height at 560 meters. The site offers moderate difficulty for takeoffs and flights. The flying conditions are generally thermal with weak lift. The landing area is comfortable and within sight, located 500 meters from the takeoff point with a height difference of 200 meters. However, be cautious of the potential for a strong west breeze in the afternoon, which can create turbulence. For more information on organizing flights, training, and understanding aerology and weather conditions, you can contact the Crimean Club of Paragliders. For further details, visit: http://www.crimea-paraplan.com http://new.crimea-paraplan.com/%D0%B3%D0%BB%D0%B0%D0%B2%D0%BD%D0%B0%D1%8F/507-2-4-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2-2/ Watch a video of the site here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=UUjpyVYz2GzInPT_aN_LdHtw&v=qGuaeoa-Ies
View spotThis site, with an elevation of 830 meters, is rarely used for paragliding. It typically offers short flights, making it less popular among enthusiasts.
View spotThe site at the 14th station along the Fontanskaya Road in Odessa is occasionally used for soaring flights. The slopes, with a gradient of no more than 50 degrees, stretch along the coastline from the 8th station to the border post at Cape Bolshoy Fontan, covering approximately 5 km. These slopes are interrupted in several places and reach a maximum height of about 60 meters. The launch point at the 14th station is situated at the highest point of the slope. When the wind is a steady east at more than 6 m/s, it is possible to fly over all the mentioned slopes. If the wind is weaker or not directly from the east, only a smaller section of the slope with several 'bowls' works. Flights here are very scenic, especially in summer when there are many beachgoers below. After landing on the beach, you can immediately take a swim. On clear days, the aerial view offers a panorama of almost the entire city of Odessa. However, caution is essential as there is no safe area to be blown back to—behind you lies the city. A piloting error in weak wind conditions could result in landing in the trees that grow right in front of the slope. Therefore, flights here require heightened vigilance. Rost, the author of the slope descriptions, considers this the best flying site around Odessa, despite the infrequency of suitable east winds. For more information, visit: [Flying Sites - 14th Station](http://www.air.odessa.ua/pages/flying-sites/14-stanciya.html)
View spotThis location has a take-off height of 14 meters. Currently, there are no flight logs available for this site. For more detailed information, please visit ParaglidingEarth.
View spotThis paragliding site is situated at an elevation of 1215 meters. It is infrequently used, making it a quieter option for those looking to avoid crowded skies. While it may not be the most popular spot, it does offer the possibility of small cross-country flights.
View spotLocated 2 km from the village of Severinovka and 70 km north of Odessa along the old Kiev highway, this site features a gentle slope 80 meters high above the dried Kuyalnytskyi estuary valley. The slope extends for 150 meters and is suitable for winds from the northwest and west. The ideal wind speed ranges from 3 to 8 m/s. The launch area at the top is excellent, though sharp rocks protruding from the ground can be a drawback. On days with strong thermal activity, good thermals form over the valley, providing opportunities for cross-country flights. This site requires a high skill level due to the terrain. Additionally, there is another slope 5 km away near the village of Russkaya Sloboda, which is also suitable for northwest winds and has similar flying conditions to the main slope. For more information, visit [Severinovka Flying Site](http://www.air.odessa.ua/pages/flying-sites/severinovka.html).
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